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Q. Is surfing the internet good for your brain? I am 72 and I just discovered computers and the internet at our library. I find myself fascinated by it and I spend hours in front of the computer. Is surfing the internet good for your brain?

A. This is a very current question that people ask and the answer is YES it is. A recent study showed that adults who surf the internet regularly engage larger parts of their brain when doing so compared to adults who rarely surf.

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This poses a significant threat to prison security due to the inherent wireless technologies built into PS3 consoles - enabling the user to connect to the internet for example for websurfing and downloading games.
Which is why it is crucial for the websurfing public to be vigilant and raise the alarm when such material appears on the net.
If I could get more hits, there are a finite number of people websurfing and looking for Paris, I would move 100 percent of my marketing money to this channel," Eversman said.
 
 
 
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